this is why models are bad. Because I'm looking at this picture, REALLY hard, but I don't see a car.
They don't have to be manual-only, we just want the option.
Hey I can answer a few questions. I am on here enough anyway.
I don't think so. The car was obviously designed to be a track weapon but can still be really usable on the street. I mean changing tires isn't very hard. It's like guys who have a track set of tires and rims and a street set.
How does the corvette being common make it worse than the Honda? It's better than the S2000 in every category.
Because Pilot Cups can be driven in the rain. The Z/28 makes a lot of its "magic" via running what amounts to barely street legal slicks that aren't suited to the street. Even Pirelli's website states that they are best suited for track use and warns you that damp pavement will make them dangerous. There is a…
On the flipside of this coin, I'd love to see an "average" or"mediocre" Formula 1 driver do a track day in something like a Miata or non-AMG C-Class and decimate all. Make a video with someone who always gets ragged on, like Max Chilton, and have them destroy regular people in an average car. Chris Harris, get on this!
For anyone who has ever talked shop about cars to a spouse that is not a car person, this video is an excellent simulator to show you how they feel when you speak.
Is Pagani the new Lamborghini then?
The Abarth has that x-factor, personality and fun, that some of those other cars don't have (I owned a 2007 Speed3 and briefly owned a 2013 Focus ST before Ford repurchased it from me.) The Abarth just has this wonderful rawness to it (more than the noise,) which makes it great. But there are a lot of compromises with…
Have you heard of the spec B version? I found one on sale and really should have went to it.
Ive thought about buying a 3 series a few time. Just never went through with it. Their whole line up is like looking through an office chair catalogue, pretty much the same colors and looks through out the line. I also don't get why they would sell cars that would step on other models. Like the M6 and M5, pretty…
Mines pretty smooth for the most part. Being on 35 series tires does suck, but I am getting use to it. I do have some pot holes to miss, but other than that, shes pretty good. I just didnt go out buy knock off suspension parts and wheels, its all been researched and then applied.
I'm not going to lie. The Jalopnik community is pretty anti stance and anti Hellaflush.
The manual transmission lost its ways.
Important to be sure. Though you really should have checked both before buying.
If it's Carl Edwards, I just hope that he takes his shirt off.
Didn't have a lot of time so I just skimmed through it, about to spray WD40 all over my rotors now.